After your kids can hit some nice shots, you may need to train their footwork as well. Within every sport footwork is important and is a key to success. Footwork is extremely important in junior tennis. Whether your child may be playing for fun or playing a match, footwork is critical to success. It is important for youngsters to have good footwork as early as possible to build a strong foundation for the future.
Clay courts are one of the different types of tennis court surfaces. Most clay courts are red, some clay courts are green. Clay courts are made up of crushed stones and rocks (bricks).
Agility, coordination, endurance and speed are some of the many key fundamental athletic requirements needed for tennis. These areas can be developed and improved on by playing sports other than tennis and may even speed up the developmental process. There are a vast variety of sports which will assist in the development of your child’s tennis. These are sports which your child can participate in when they are not playing tennis.
One of the most important parts of your game should be your backhand. This article will explain to you how to hit a successful two handed backhand with both power and spin just like Novak Djokovic!
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